PP specification
- 1. PP specifciations As a table write down 3 specifications of a good snowman
- 2. Frankie’s snowman specification: ● It must be white ● It must be made of snow ● It must have a round shape ● It must have a carrot for its nose
- 3. Use Frankie’s specification to evaluate this snowman: ● Is it white? ● Is it made of snow? ● Does it have a round shape? ● Does it have a carrot for it’s nose?
- 4. Use Frankie’s specification to evaluate this snowman: ● Is it white? ● Is it made of snow? ● Does it have a round shape? ● Does it have a carrot for its nose?
- 5. Use Frankie’s specification to evaluate this snowman: ● Is it white? ● Is it made of snow? ● Does it have a round shape? ● Does it have a carrot for its nose?
- 6. Use Frankie’s specification to evaluate this snowman: ● Is it white? ● Is it made of snow? ● Does it have a round shape? ● Does it have a carrot for its nose?
- 7. What are the problems with Frankie’s specifications? How could these specifications be improved?
- 8. Albert’s specification Specification topic Materials Aesthetics Function Size Specification detail What materials will be used? How will it appear? To be a representation of a man What size should it be? Limited Snow with stick arms Pile of snow Does not look like a man Under 0.5m high Adequate Snow with stick arms and stone facial features One snow ball Looks somewhat like a man Over 0.5m and Under 1m high Substantial Snow with stick arms, stone facial features (eyes and mouth) and a distinct nose (example a carrot) Two snow balls (head and body) Looks a lot like a man Over 1m and under 1.5m high Rigorous Snow with stick arms, stone facial features (eyes and mouth), a distinct nose (example a carrot) and a fabric hat or a scarf Three snow balls (Legs, body and head) Looks like a man Over 1.5m high
- 9. Take a look at Albert’s snowman specifications: ● Why are these specifications better? ● Why would they be easier to evaluate?
- 10. Personal project specification You will be required to reflect on and allow other people to reflect upon your personal project at the showcase. For this reason you must develop a suitable specification
- 12. Specification stages 1. Identify the details of a rigorous example of your final outcome using the rigorous goal outcomes worksheet. 2. For each specification develop a scale from a limited to adequate to substantial to rigorous, using the specification worksheet
- 15. Level Descriptor Task specific clarification 1-2 Develop a limited criteria for the product or outcome Some specification stated Stated list format 3-4 Develop adequate criteria for the product or outcome Most specification described Described list format 5-6 Develop substantial and appropriate criteria for the product or outcome All specification described Specification table attempted Suitable range shown for some specification 7-8 Develop rigorous criteria for the product or outcome All specification described and are suitably challenging specification identified Specification table completed Suitable range for all specification Specification rubric